What happens if Biden drops out? The chaotic 1968 Democratic convention could be a clue.
The last time a presidential nominee was selected at a Democratic National Convention was in 1968, following RFK’s assassination.
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Red Lobster followed up its endless shrimp fiasco with another stunt: all-you-can-eat lobster
The struggling restaurant chain announced it would offer endless lobster to 150 lucky customers — with a few caveats.
Judge allows Sam Bankman-Fried to keep his new lawyers after prosecutors warn of conflict of interest
SBF, with curly hair and ankle chains, returned to court after prosecutors said his lawyers had a conflict because they represented one of his victims.
Garmin Venu 3S review: A premium smartwatch experience with a smaller smartwatch design
Garmin’s Venu 3S is a smaller version of the Venu 3 that offers the same premium smartwatch functionality and advanced health and fitness tracking.
Murdered Russian traitor pilot likely had ‘secret’ refugee status in Spain – El Mundo
Russian defector pilot Maksim Kuzminov was likely living in Spain as a “secret political refugee,” El Mundo newspaper reports Read Full Article at RT.com
9 out of 10 Europeans think Ukraine will lose – poll
Just 10% of Europeans think Ukraine will achieve victory over Russia, while twice as many see Moscow prevailing, a new poll has found Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine can’t maintain advanced US-supplied weapons – Pentagon
The Pentagon has rushed Abrams, Bradley, Stryker and Patriot systems to Kiev without regard to repairs or maintenance Read Full Article at RT.com
Intel’s AI Reboot Is the Future of US Chipmaking
The biggest chipmaker in the US is hoping that generative AI—and US government concern about China’s tech ambitions—will revitalize its business.
Why Beyoncé’s ‘Texas Hold ’Em’ Has Taken Over TikTok
Beyoncé’s new single seems tailor-made for viral dance crazes. It also comes at a time when Universal Music Group artists are still muted on the platform.
I live in a Canadian city where hundreds of popular shows are filmed. From sprawling forests to skyline views, here’s what it’s like.
Hundreds of production companies flock to Vancouver each year, and it certainly makes living here interesting. But there’s so much else to do and see.